English
America
* lowkey-charlie kirk-genuinely
Expression used here and there by librals
A term used before another word or phrase to emphasize its meaning, a combination of "low key," "Charlie Kirk," and "genuinely."
"I lowkirkenuinely 10 years older than you."
"I am genuinely 10 years older than you."
innit
Contraction of the phrase "isn't it?". Used to express agreement and confirm ...
hatchings, matchings and despatchings
Births, weddings, and deaths.
Miss. Rona
A colloquial and joking way to refer to COVID-19.
put wood int' 'ole
If somebody enters a room and neglects to close the door, this is what you sa...
cargar a manchis
Spanish
To carry someone on the back. Piggyback ride.
pomalo
Croatian
Expressing the need to not hurry and to relax. People mostly use it in correl...
Aqua, pader, ca la tera la brusa!
Italian
Asking God to carry on raining because the soil is burning hot.
está fresco pa' chomba
Spanish
Phrase said when it's cold outside.